10 個留言

1. 
   buckshot · 2012-11-11 19:05

   Damn, I think @gauthierdumonde 's skull fixation is beginning to affect me too...! ;-)

2. 
   gauthierdumonde · 2012-11-11 19:30

   good skull-work for a beginner. I like the crossed Velvia clours but they can never compare to E6 velvia. I have lots of Velvia 120 rolls left, but only six 135's. No way I am going to cross those (maybe one)

3. 
   gauthierdumonde · 2012-11-11 19:31

   I was talking about velvia 50.

4. 
   buckshot · 2012-11-11 20:56

   @gauthierdumonde: Yes, I humbly follow in your footsteps, O Skullmaster... ;-) Also, I agree that V50 you just don't x-pro. Normally, I wouldn't do it with V100 either, but it takes 10 days minimum for E6 here in the UK (unless you're willing to pay £17 for it) and 1 hour for C-41, and I was just too damned impatient to see how these would turn out, so I took it to my High Street chemist and sold my soul to the devil ;-)

5. 
   vici · 2012-11-11 22:35

   excellent composition!

6. 
   alburnkat · 2012-11-12 15:11

   Love your reflection in the mirror. And in the words of the T1000 "Nice Bike".

7. 
   jean_louis_pujol · 2012-11-25 23:04

   So, I suppose that driving this motorcycle needs two crash helmets: one for you and one for the skull... That's interesting. English people will always been a mystery to me.

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   buckshot · 2012-11-26 19:59

   @jean_louis_pujol: Technically, the skull is already dead, so it does not require a helmet. I would expect a man of your profession to know that. Were you paying attention in medical school or daydreaming about vintage cameras...? ;-)

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   jean_louis_pujol · 2012-11-26 21:46

   Oh! really? This is why the skull never replied to the question: to be or not to be as asked by Bill shakespeare... ok, ok... I understand now...

10. 
    analogdisplay · 2012-12-20 22:04

    Haha cool one!